Bereina Station, Central Province | Thursday 17 April 2025 – Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today led a ground-breaking ceremony at Bereina Station to officially launch the major redevelopment of the Hiritano Highway, a key national infrastructure project that will link Port Moresby to Kerema and unlock the economic potential of Papua New Guinea’s southern […]
Lae, Morobe Province | Friday, 11 April 2025 – Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has reaffirmed agriculture as the cornerstone of Papua New Guinea’s future economic growth, urging all stakeholders to rally behind a united national effort to unlock the full potential of the agriculture sector. Delivering the keynote address at the closing of the
Lae, Morobe Province, Monday 7 April 2025 – Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today issued a powerful call to action for Papua New Guinea to transform its agriculture sector through unified public-private partnerships, during the official opening of the National Agriculture Industry Public–Private Sector Partnership Conference in Lae. The five-day conference, which runs from 7–11
LAE, Monday 7 April 2025 – Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today announced a landmark national agricultural credit scheme aimed at empowering Papua New Guinean farmers, agribusinesses, and provincial governments to drive commercial production and long-term economic growth. He made the announcement after officially opening the National Agriculture Industry Public–Private Sector Partnership Conference in Lae.
Port Moresby, 2 April 2025 – Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today delivered a powerful keynote address at the 2025 National Development Forum, hosted by the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC), where he laid out a bold vision for strengthening the rule of law and redefining national governance ahead of Papua New Guinea’s 50th
Port Moresby, Monday, 31 March 2025 – Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today emphasised his government’s commitment to upholding the rule of law following the Supreme Court ruling directing the recall of Parliament to deliberate on a motion of no confidence. The Supreme Court, in a decision handed down this morning, declared that the Private
